It depends on tribe. For example the Iberians were developed , the austrians were always a pain in the ass.

>>1124120
I'm mostly talking about the whole voting system thingy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_tribe

>>1124120
Basically this, tribes were not comparable.

>>1124125

Oh! Sorry, I thought you meant conquered tribes. Really sorry...

>>1124132
Nah, it's okay. But does anybody know?

What do you want to know that the wikipedia article you linked isn't telling you?

>>1124150
Like I said I'm an idiot, but what exact purpose does a tribe serve? I realize it's a voting unit or something like that, but to understand some of the article I feel like I need context on the rest of the Republic as well.

Just an explanation like I'm 5, kinda.

>>1124163
>what exact purpose does a tribe serve
It's a very archaic administrative division anon, nothing more. It was used to determine voting circumscriptions, military drafts, and stuff like that. By the time Rome entered the republican period, the tribes were basically irrelevant, only an administrative convenience for integrating new citizens into the system.

>>1124118
Adrian Goldsworthy describes the tribes political process in his biography of Julius Caesar.

Your head will spin.